Working Girls Find Relief Through Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Letters from two women chronicle relief from painful periods and female troubles after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A stenographer in Oklahoma and another worker describe backache headaches and fainting, noting improved health and willingness to share experiences with others.
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Lydia
Pinkham
Heleenn Caneet
Dean St
Tishomingo
Okla
Lydia FE
Lydian
Roosevelt Men in Kansas Taft Primary Ballots Case
Acting under Governor Stubbs instructions the Kansas attorney general filed in the supreme court for a writ of mandamus to force county clerks to prepare the August 6 primary ballots and to bar Taft followers from delaying the process by injunction. The court set a hearing for tomorrow.
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Roosevelt
Kansas
Taft Topeka
Kan
Stubbs
Supreme Court
Taft
Riches as Burden Spark Reluctant Kicks Among Few
A brief note suggests wealth is a burden. only a small group is willing to challenge that heavy load, indicating cautious attitudes toward prosperity.
Wyoming Faints While Fishing in Camp. Man Missing
Herman Jempwle of Froothor disappeared while a camping party fished near the La Haree Stream above Oliver Twiehel in Kemmerer Wyoming. His polo and tobacco sack were found. he was prone to fainting spells. A rescue party searched the stream and dammed area but the body has not been recovered. In Oakland California a raid on Mrs A Duncan pool room led to multiple arrests of society leaders.
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Kemmerer
Wyo
Tad
la Haree
Oliver Twiehel
Herman Jempwle
Froothor
Hin
Win
Taberta
Eliie HH
Joho
Oakland
A. Duncan
State Board Locates Farm on Ulm Ranch
Sheridan Wyoming July 19 The Wyoming state farm board has established an experimental and demonstration dry farm at Ulm on land leased from William H Coleman. Ed H Watson superintendent says the project aims to show best dry farming methods and provide seed at nominal prices to local farmers. The 40 acre site will test various grain varieties to find those best suited to Sheridan county and seed will be sold locally once proven.
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Watson
The
Post Ag
Thie
Coleman Fas
Sheridan Prisoners Sent to Rawlins for Sentences
Three prisoners named W. R. Smith D. E. Chamblin and Grover Peters were sent from Sheridan to Rawlins to begin serving terms after Judge Parmalee sentenced them on forgery and a statutory charge. Smith 18 months to 3 years Chamblin 2 to 4 years Peters 3 to 6 years. The judge then departed for Cheyenne for the Jenkins murder trial opening today.
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D. E. Chamblin
Peters
Parmelee
Casper Man Lefty Robinson Breaks Back in Buggy Crash
Ralph Robinson known as Lefty at Grand Central bar was thrown from a buggy near Casper Wyoming while out with a woman. A shaft bolt failed, the horse bolted, the buggy tipped, and Robinson suffered a likely fatal back fracture. He was taken to a hospital where Dr. Gillam said recovery is unlikely. The woman was uninjured.
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Casper
Wyo
Ralph Robinson
Grand Central
West McDowell
Robinson
Hospsital
Gillam
Harry Grimes
Northwestern
Organize New Telephone Co at Saratoga
F C Hunter of Carbon Timber company is in Cheyenne to study rights of way for stringing telephones over government lands. He backs the Intermountain Telephone Co, recently incorporated in Carbon county, developed from a timber company exchange. The line connects with Mountain States trunk lines at Saratoga. Hunter will tour the territory with Mountain States officials.
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F. C. Hunter
Carbon Timber Company
Cheyenne
Hunter
Intermountain Telephone Company
Carbon County
Timber Company
Mountain States Company
Saratoga
Intermountain Company
Clerk Refuses Salary Increase After Job Promise
A clerk confronts his employer over a promised raise after a year of service. The employer reminds him the raise was conditional on “every satisfaction” being provided, and the clerk asserts he has met the demand. The employer counters that the request itself failed to satisfy the condition.
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Sald & Denie
Sheep Movements East Mark Early Wyoming Trade Shift
Reports show first shipments of sheep to eastern markets moving through Wyoming. Laramie yards fed 99 cars in a single day last week as lines of livestock head east. Local businessmen on Second Street in Laramie protest toll routes bypassing their street. Burlington trains unload heavy 85 pound steel at Sheridan to replace worn rails. Clarence Edwards aged 20 dies at Powell after recent illness.
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Wyoming
Laramie
Second Street
Burlington
Sheridan
Powell
Clarence Edwards
Powell and Meeteetse News Highlights and Local Notices
Powell area items report Reverend Long in Meeteetse officiating in Father Endres absence. Marriages include Miss Milo Quinn to E H Isenhart. Died from operation Marshall McClendon Shoshoni. Other notes list lineman Harry Grimes Casper death, buggy accident in Casper, large hail at Greybull, a Glencoe infant death, Pinedale wedding Walter Spicer Ruby Curtiss, Powell new bank charter, Big Laramie trout catch, Colorado troops movement to Pole Creek, Laramie wedding Fred Hayes Flora Knight, Sheridan infant death, and local shop ads.
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Long
Meeteertse
Father Long
Cheyenne
Meeteetse
Father Endres
Europe
Milo Quinn
Pueblo
Colo
E. H. Isenhart
Fonteneile
Glencoe
Frank Clark
Pinedale
Walter Spicer
Ruby Curtiss
Fremont County
Powell's New Bank
First National Bank of
Marshall McClendon
Shoshoni
B. D. Carter
Jeweler
Laramie
Colorado
Pole Creek
Earado
Po'a Creek
Larami
Fred M. Hayes
Flora
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the Snerman Co
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